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# Installation

Step-by-step setup for rayn\_boosting on your FiveM server.

1. Extract the `rayn_boosting` folder into your server's `resources` directory.
2. Add `ensure rayn_boosting` to `server.cfg` (ideally after your framework/oxmysql/ox\_target resources, if used).
3. If you use `oxmysql`, the tables (`rayn_boosting_reputation`, `rayn_boosting_contracts_log`) are created automatically on startup. `sql/rayn_boosting.sql` is also provided for manual import/inspection.
4. Add the required items to your inventory system — see [Inventory Items](/rayn-scripts-docs/inventory-items.md).
5. Configure `config.lua` for your server — in particular, verify the coordinates before going live. See [Configuration](/rayn-scripts-docs/configuration.md).
6. Grant admin permissions in `server.cfg`:

```
add_ace group.admin rayn_boosting.admin allow
add_principal identifier.license:YOUR_LICENSE group.admin
```

{% hint style="warning" %}
Replace `YOUR_LICENSE` with the actual license identifier of the account(s) that should have admin access to `/rb-setrep` and `/rb-clearcontract`.
{% endhint %}


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